Am I a Junior with Sophomore credits or a Sophomore?

Question

Okay, so on the beginning day of school on my schedule it said grade 10. But last year I was in grade 10. I failed some classes last year, and I'm missing half a credit. But I just want to know if I am a junior w/ sophomore credits or did I get held back?

And does anyone know a way I can earn my missing credit outside of school. Like community service, AIS... and how much would you regularly pay for classes.

thank you =)

Answer 1

you got held back.

You can make up credits in summer school, and be a senior again by next year.  

Answer 2

Think you're a sophomore. Since you're only missing half a credit, I suggest just finishing this year and getting the halfcredit in summer school then there you're a senior again since you're probably not repeating your sophomore classes.

Answer 3

You are a junior with sophomore credits. They will not hold you back unless they send you paperwork telling you that you will be held back.

Some schools have programs where you can be a library aid before or after school for a quarter or semester or check at your local community college to see if they offer any "after school hours" college classes that can be counted as high school and college credits.

Check with your  school consular for more information.  

Answer 4

if you didn't get enough credits then you were held back

Answer 5

talk to your guidance councilor about it. and see if you can work something out.

Answer 6

If your schedule said grade ten, I'm guessing you're considered a sophomore. If you failed a lot of classes last year, it would make sense for them to hold you back until you get a grasp of what you're learning and show them that you've learned the information.

I'd imagine you'd have to earn that missing credit in school. It was a missing credit for a class, not community service or anything else.

Answer 7

Community service? Are you in school or jail? Isnt that something you asked at school like....right away.? I dont know. I went to school when they would actually fail you and tell you about it via your report card the last day of school.